New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1929, Page 17

SUMMER SCHOOLS ENROLLMENT BlG . Tncrease Noted at Opening o Sessions at Two Locations Increases n the enrollment af.thia) two New Britain summer schoois were year sessian today session was hgld. The Central sum- mer school in the Central Junior High school building had an enrol ment of 210, a slight increase over last year, and the North End school, which is in the Nathan Hale Junior High school building, has an enroll- ment of an increase of 118 ove last year's first day. Principal Katharine M. the Central school and Dorothy Hughes of the school expect a great the fourth of July holiday this week. Indications ave that this when the first Roche Prin North than at any time the first sponsored. The evening school plan was started by the Y. M. C. about vears ago and James C. Moody, who 18 now head of the arial school and a former vice prin- al at the Senior High school, was teacher. This school was di continued after two yea and school department took charge. L has been conducted by the school department since that fime and in since recent years it was found necessary | to have two schools. School Supt. Stanley H. Holmes, today announced the faculties of the two schools, as follow Miss Roche, principal; ) Florence Ostlund, Nora Kinir erine O'Leary, Catherine Ringrose, Viola Glaser, Mildred May, Louisc Cashman, Della Daly, an Curtis. North End school: Miss Hughes, principal, Bessie Kalmanowitz, Helen Conlin, Mary F. Maguire, Mildred L Mitchell, Marion i, Alice Sweeney, lcone Homan, Harriet Donovan, Kathryn Kent, Rose Con- lin, Mildred McNickle, Helen Bren nan, and Margaret Kelly, Kather Weddings BISCACCIA—LOMBARDO This morning at 9 o'clock at a nuptial high mass, the wedding of iss Marie Lo rdo of 139 Wash- on street, and Camillo Bisacein of 380 Arch street, took place at St Mary's church. Rev. Walter Lyddy performed the mony. Miss Nellic Lembardo was honor and the theny Armento. cer maid of best man BOVA—HOFFMAN Cecelia Dorothy Hoffman, daughter of Mrs. Marion Hoffman of Stanley street, and Louis Bova, son of Anthony Bova, of East Broadway, Stratford, were married this morning at 9 o'clock a St. James' church, Stratford. Rev. James Dolan officiated. Miss Augusta Bova attended as maid of honor and Anthony LK\L( lano as best man. The bride wore a royal blue chif- fon gown with a transparent velvet beige hat, beige hose and slip- She \core a corsa The maid of honou attired in an orchid chiffon dress, with slip- pers to match and carried a bouquet of sweet peas. A wedding breakf the home of the b relatives and the ilies. Miss coat, pe was held at de’s mother_ for immediate fam- Mrs. Bova left for a ton and will make home in Stratford. Mr. Bova is in the fruit busines and SKORSKI— Miss Katherin Grove Ch this morning Cross church kowski, pastor of the ciated at the nuptial cerem I'he maid of honor was Miss 8 and the hest bhoth RYKOWSKI Trykowski the Broud street ) o'clock at the Holy Rev. Stephen Bart offi onics st of 265 street beeame b ol s Skorski of 153 at church, la man w u of this city ena Syszka Pearl and + hride Monica Rymsza Poplawski, St wicz smaids were Jane Sochon lia Bialamiza, s were nent Michal- ward Kar- nd Albing clla Kara alerian Rym 1 owski, Rudolph Niwa piei, Anthony Rzydulka Warunka, The bride \ atiived in a satin gown of plain bodicc, and a neck picce with pearls and rhinestones, and wore a cap shaped veil trimmed with rhin and orange hlos- carried bouquet of ind lilies of the valley maid of honor was dresscd in a gown of rose taffeta and 4 houquet of pink roses. The brides maids were dressed in rainbow color- and of was stones soms. whit he a re frocks white roses \hout ed carried houguets ts attended the re- ception which was held immediately after the church in the Ukrainian hall at Erwin place. Mr. and Mrs. Skorski will leave onight on a wedding trip to Boston 1 Canada and on their return two weeks will reside at Broad stree services noted mver the first day of last | increase after | year's| schools will be more largely attended | plan was Moody Secre- | Abbic | EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, l Birth Record ] | | Twins, a boy and a girl, ‘lroxl\ at New Britain General h ]H\\I today to Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam C. l)nlon of 188 Stratford road. DOCTOR AT WHEEL IN HILL FATALITY (Continued were “irst Page) however, sustained a fractured skull | and other injuries which resulted in | his death about noon. | Constable Daniel Dou of Mar- | ion and Policeman Gustave Dexter of the Southington department, started an investigation into the | tragedy. They found Loughlin at | the Hodson hotel in Waterbury and upon questioning him, he stated that ihe was the driver of the car which | hit the truck but he also claimed | that he was alonc He was held for Depuiy Coroner | Smyth but later reports received by | the policemen stated that another man and two women were pas | sengers in the car- with him when the accident took place. The police were said to have the names of two | other occupants of the car by they refused to divulge them at the tim. Both Loughlin and Logan were | ed under arrest. Loughlin was | released in the custody of his attor- | ney while Logan was placed under bonds of $1,00( pl Fay's Home in This City Although Fay's home is in Britain, he has been working 1hout a year at the Atwater Co. in Plantsville. He has ooming at the home of John S on Summer street, Plantsville. He Mr, Br Fay New for M, been a vage is nd survived hy Mrs. Peter I i two brother and Charles Fay, Britain sister ert Melntyre Another John Fay, a member Britain fire nt on December s his parent of Ne homas B. also of New Mrs. Rob- broti the New was buried and one of lepaptme 1174 was given to 1. Tarrant nove th body burial. Funeral rangements incomplete. O'Neil Prominent Athlete Dr. O'Neil is a veteran of world war, in which he served a member of the United States m He was severely wound- | spent many hospitals. Mr. and Mrs. Aten street, Under- | New | and ar- Dritain to prepare it for are the as | rine corps. ed in s¢ in vice and government ¢ is the son of Martin O'Neil of New Britain, and was a prominent athlete. While attending the Con- | necticut Agricultural college at | Storrs, he captain of the foot- | ball team. After graduation from | college, he was a prominent player on professional ~ football about the state. espeically Hartford Blues and the All Britain foothall team. He is a graduate of university medical school. il R teams the New the Yale POLICE SAY GROSSO MURDER PRINCIPAL (Continued From First P since the mail robhery, with an oc- 1 tlier in heer running to keep s hand in. I° Marlow and later oth his friends have kept him with money, Whalen said Both Grosso and McDermott were seen in the vicinity the Flushing cemetery last Monday night directly ifter Marlow's body had heen found, Whalen sald “We believe,” § and MeDermott met nd street and DBroadw lay night, and vdly a no difficn ke a ride “Arsenal” Grosso and i 1 in apar night olve casior irst s supplied t Gro: Marlow v last Mon- SuppOos. Marlow, ading him said, “t s0 that Grosso clase of ¥ friend in persu Discorered MeDermott police raid on Island City they found 0's st said two and on 1 A pair of hinocu o swivel 1 front offvred hind (he He eseap Graham rested apartinent nim with the who is only 18, was wien he walked Police do not Marlow mto the connec PROBATION OFIFICIER HONOR Bridgeport, July 1 (A—DMrs. Mar- garet Burgess who has been wom- an probation officer here for 20 years and who has been pensioned [ under islative authority, was n a of gold. a traveling a boudoir set by friends to partinz remembrance official life and onship police dr nd courts. 1rse gl hag and day her th in partme the CITY OWED Approximately personal proper came indebted 000 real vners today be- the city in t Taxes for month ar Accounts umount which bills wer ind payvahle today W the collector m time this month without nent of a delinquency penalty i tha city hopes to collect |686.22 more than la nt la due he settled at P ay Prince & Whitely tustabiis| Members New York Chieage Brritt Bldg.—69 We, Donald R hed 1878, and Cleveland Stock Kxchanges st Main St.— Mar. Tel. 5405 Hart. BOUGHT, SOLD ard QUOTED AMERICAN FOUNDERS | UNITED FOUNDERS M stre {199 week in New Misses Rose Ku of thr {a few days at C: Stephen E of in town today. of fro Mr. Chapman Court and their son have | left thre Miss stre | tion Miss reet, a | sm at tur STULTZ WELL KNOWN Mabel tic nev ed tests e flying June pla Wa tic | Lo Since Stu anc pilot | stultz | Pa., | brothers am ol | World RESERVOIR NO. 4 PARK Vdward J. T dent vening ing! ford police He the fro cra Lut n Whe tow just dive the stril sun of the the Gunnar out swi up dan which The the t a 15] Angelo Nat street o Cit Brook street 1 290 Although today est court still juc to tior | completion by judg | court to whom the task wa [the gene court is log: bills, for Vatican Pius’ st sion o of | te possihle | agreement anc The number of gene in | RE Piac JULY 1, 1929. Personals aharska of 70 Alden Anna Diemond of are spending this and Atlantic City marick and Mary las will spend a week's vacation York and Jersey City. liss Emily et and M Burrt 3 [on ® speci her. Co ters outin | View | accor Bertha 135 Gold ee weeks' Rose Kulesik left. on and street have tion. a vac Donnelly is spending pe Cod, Mass. A r. Stephen Tt s = tion kins and John Kenna | gyor ‘W. Va., were visitors Both are grandsons | M4 former United States senators |S{rec m West Virginia. jl‘"“ — | Mrs, 0. Sclander of | Charleston, and D. Coi for ough a two weeks' motor Michigan and Canada Rita McGrath of et has left for a five week vac at Burlington. tri Pl Acre (U Kirshnit of Linwood at the Levi O. ave tonight for She will re- Panama Canal. Rose teacher ith school, will 1 rip to Los Angel n home via the Farl IN AVIATION CIRCLES jacki u (Continued From First Page) The Queen of Dia- planned a ltransatlan- last summer, selected her pilot, but the flight materialized. Stultz then aid- Commander Byrd in making for the South Pole expedition. he crowning event in Stultz's career was reached when on | 1928, he landed the mono- | “Friendship” near Cobh, flying across the Atlan- with Amelia Earhart and lon as his companions, Employed Privately his trangatlantic fl 1tz had been employed privately 1 recently had been engaged by John Hay Whitnc was born in Williamsburg, his mother and threr and sisters still reside. His also survive flicr ong the He war. day, ing. cent, Bo! who flight Itz a May to 1 lied or 5 ing And tors, Am | Mid ne les, after ocean lis more early where e brigh W men at was a exceedingly the vete popular Long Island an of th son, fract inqui fre IS SCENE OF DROWNING Hassett, 20, The industrial irreg darop |over. and of Hartford Seized With Attack of Cramps and Sinks, gains, | high firm of Edward J. Boston University stu- | who was drowned yesterday at Reservoir No. 4 in m- | was recovered by the Hart- about 2:30 this morning. | was drowned about 8 o'clock in evening when, about 400 feet | m shore, he was stricken with a| mp. He was alone in the water, | a small zroup of people wit- ed the tragedy from the shore. | n seen the youth was swimming | ard a boat from which he had |} d. He reached the side of boat, but then was apparently | cken by a cramp and sank | Ofticer Fred Smith was amoned by his son, who was one crowd on shore that wit a tragedy, and he with Lite Guard Anderson of Hartford rowed where the youth was last n Another life ard, homa livan of Hartford, started m out to the spot on his way out of Hartford, who in the water fully dressed, and |y cured the drowned youth's boat | yjice was drifting towards shor. were then notified, but not tecovered until he body year old Hasselt, quiet po ble 1 ton, Cran $ ocl cis' lengt to re daug ers ind and ind was picked Philip Sher had waded |jq) by police hody morning. vietim rerine Hey Hartf bath s iied Rezal Estate home was o'cloc the son of Mrs Shalt was He hous the summor | in | | with spend News arranty to Joseph Labic camge nig | was ahl nis A ohn Labienic eter Dent tha Brown Herbert ot to and | Barnett str Mortzaze to New Britain | Princeton | liam | daug lisoes Mary Tomasso Su ional bank, §6.00 to Hardw 23,000, arl Weklun Cooperative al ociation, chure nd e Recor to Charles Boyle, $1.- Imer Garden street Imer Recor to Harold 0, Garden street. Swanton, and ' Small Claims Court Due But Behind Schedule | is the day sct for | of a small elaims |y he the judicial system { without that adjunet. —The| awaiting receipt of ruies | the court, which regul now in the process of the iblishment re, are govern 1S are cayk, eral it 7 aprenc sent by When this it will act as a sen: agency, disputed before the judg: ral assembly. et up, colleetion only, going ttlement. 5 nde S TRIP JULY City, July 1 first exit into® ire bearing the eucharlst n fixed for July 25, the feast of | James the Apostle, on the occa- | the international pilgrimage seminuvians, I will mark the | exit of a pontift from Vatican | ritory since 1879, heing mad by the recently concluded | between the Holy Italian state. rot (#)—TPope St Pet LEERE ors the « Ruri cone 4 the ¥ al hospitals | ¥orde the United States is 4,361, AD HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR BEST RESULTS Mis gainst the city ed when she tripped over a sidewalk | cense lice today midday. Tleetric Regis Pa points monwealth Hudson 't upon share volve Hazeltine. Murs. Mrs, husbe William J Mary' | satnr also lost three gr morning he fune Slver cred . brother Roy City Items Hill has filed for injuries Anne She does not feels ast Main street fy the amount she Columba, Catholic D) America will hold its July 10, urt of g Wednesday augh- mmodated with transport Mill street 300 children Sundberg of 36 is expetced that will attend the preschool examiva- at the Smalley school {omorro 9 to 12 and 1 to 4. rtin Covaleski of t o t have applied 447 E for a second mar marriage mplaint was that a road w made to police dog on attacking other dogs RB SLUMPS AY GALL MONEY RISES y Gains Wiped Out—Indus- trial Issues Continue Weak w ng York, up ot July 1 the call (P money precipitating heavy all loans renewed at but rose to 12 shortly the highest rate eflecting withd el piea s s checks. rly Gains Regi Bond and and Light tered hare and Powe rose ahout point he carly sueh hour of the Slectric session issues outheast Power Light and Tr: Utilities “made Warrants, n West cction Ains Most issies sold from their afternoon, off a best point levels however, and er turned distinetly w net loss of nearly »veral of the Morgan-Bon ht stocks eased slightly, Ni \-Hudson, Mohawk and ortheastern Power, and Southern ionally. The opening ry at Albany into the Niags combine had a depr s of compani ol ring a of the d Industrials Weak ular. ped 15 Bristol Myers, { Royal Typewriter the last named re ground. Radio including Grigsh Aviz In the motors, Stultz dr ints. Oils were frregular making a small gain, while Singer Gult sagged. Deaths Mrs h Cranley Sarah Cranley, wife of ley of Portland, this morning Hartford, passed at following & v ock pital hy illness Cranley and, son James, hter, Mary Cranley; two broth- Sullivan of this city, ilivan of Naugatuck, Mrs. James Sme on. Mrs. Boston of D W held John threc of Torri r of Last Anne Sullivan neral will be Wednasday mornin and burial will be metery, 1 . sisters ass. Hav 3 Mes. Letitia Morr titia Morrin i« her home, day aftterno rlin and mo her parents wh ling her yout 1o this cit i noted for her d and cb disposition husband, forrin, Ha you te & sirl hat city. She vars Den ars own sons rviving her are two sons. Wil J. and John D. Morrin and two hters, Mrs. B. J. Dowd a Morrin, all of this city e funcral will he held Tuesd at o'clock from h of John Evang burial be in M tery { the St st wiil Funerals Mrs, Wanda Pisavezyk ral of Mrs. Wanda of New Hartford, T8 wh of | died ¥riday in the New Britain Gen- | I'afnir Be was held this morning hospital, 30 from her parents’ home street and § o'clock Heart church. Rev r Chmimowicz offic at Alex pall W lix Goreki. Andr alter Kata, William Schalfoer Hartford .and John of the Six local girie were Gower bear bearers Tosiph decensed wom I°r. Chipimowicz lucts ommittal servic o g1 was in the He fery Vi o ar )R BUSINESS or lovers are invited to visit ou ne at Johnson St., Maple Hill, DOLLERER'S POSY SHOP A3 WEST MAIN ST. “The Telegraph Florlst of New Britaln" claim uffer- is due | nnual | at Sound All members who wish to be tion |are asked to communicate with Mrs. = lis | nd Helen Spring of 143 East ge for the po- Ten Further rate et another violent upturn in util- stocks on the Curb Exchange to- profit tak- 10 per after since mid- | - awals by banks | settlement | Al- 4! to new high ground Mur- Tnves- similar St 4 Hud- d Com- | sagging | Internati .Mhn | y at | I"ran- survived by her Thomas ford it o and | by 1 Miss | ated ot the | Ku- Pisar- Wall Street Briefs New York, Jul About 14,000 tons of structural steel, believed to be the largest order of its kind ever | placed in the Pacific northwest, will | be required for the Columbia River bridge, between Longview, Wash., “mxl Ranier, Ore. The steel is being shipped from the Steelton, Pa., plant of the Bethlchem Steel Co. iripper Shoe Co. has ntile: Corp., with New York City and Pa. [ The Ground ( | acquired the ‘l ctories in Harrisburg, Control of Hw I‘wnrvm Instrument | Co. of Brooklyn, has passed to the | Bendix Aviation Corp. through an exchange of Charles H. Col- vin, general manager of the Pioneer company, will become a director of Bendix. stock. A voting trust h | for Transcontinental Air Transport, Inc., to insu continuity of man- agement and policy. The Hercules Powder Co., has ac- quired the Virginia Cellulose Co., of Hopewell, Va BOND ISSUES DROP AFTER EARLY RISE —Reaction Over Sales York, July 1 | Convertible Bonds r in carly trading today, later as selling appeared in the stocks Atchison 4248 made the maximum : vance, reaching 136%%, a new h the opening had of the 6 poi noon. (AP 310 6 poi ose sale, nt on bu I gain most b Lose Several Points International Telephone 42 160, and S, which m‘ hon their abot points Stock P | company’s bond at land the turnover debenture at $1,000,000. Missouri share option new peak hold close met ide of cach par_expire tod: in the convert the rate of per hour. Another aed to buy i B | all hed at al 3 on broad Rest of List Spotty remainder t had hat spott best i85 and to that 3 %S soared m 1y accumulation The | some the cenerally levels ‘on issues were highly Manufacturing | points in a small turn- refunding 4 FEAR THOIN BOAT TRONNED N SOUND | Mystic and New York Men Un- renrted—Boat Found Tloating New Lon don Williams stret ntert Grogory of M being {with the finding |outhoard speed {sound half way ‘\]\v!“‘ Island two n the men bos p around ir i ¢ ve. | the oceupants of LOCAL STOCKS Insurance Stocks (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) Asked J 1850 ay | s ix Iire elers Ins Co Manufacturiy tAm Hardware |Arrow-Hart & | Billings & ristol Drass | City Company |Colt's Arms Stocks H pencer ring Co Hart & Cooley Landers, I® in the |N B Machine INorth & Judd Palmer Bros Peck, Sto | Jeussell Mig Seovill Mfg Co Standard Ser {Stanley Works | Torringion ¢« {Union Mtz Co | Veeds 14 1 Public Utilities Stoci | Allicd Pow & Light 87 t Conn F Conn Lt & Conn Power Hfd F Light Hfd Gas Co com Hfd Gas Co pfd N B C Southe ) com P TREASURY BALANCE Treasury Balan, $333,882,693 - < been proposed [« Convertibles Go Up 8 to 6 Points. ble | about | CALL MONEY RATE HALTS STOCK RISE \Barly Gains Wiped Out as Price Goes 10 12 Per Cent Yor N | call 1 move- 3ull- ish rations pace, with a nun utility, ejectric brisk publiic and shar \ilroad lw'v into new our enden- was cam 1t rate Loos | Call Call mor Money 12 Per per cent mid |y likely to contin ibility th i y over into next week I'here little in influence the price move ene Cananea Copper n 6 points on the an Anaconda directors offer of exchan yr Greene Cana was today’s news to ment. | Gire | tha | t ha Anaconda Andes Cop- irned heavy of nd v stocks. * the anno i Rail Demand B tment rails were i and held their g through the mid-day general industrial list. Leuis, San Fra & Ohio, Pere csapeake Corporation, Union Pa and Norfolk & Western all ed ground u 1 to b poi i ran up 10 points new higl 15, but dropped later Alfr re arbon cach han 9 points 3-8 and Westinghouse 1 preferred and ai K brisk Taitls reactio: Atchi- cisco, Che Margue nd Columbian (¢ ed up me h recor 3-4, respectively mar lied ( common ar hemical a round 192% dropped buy as ek ipport chounded in below was supplic MARKET shed by THI AT LAl c) {Am Ag C |Amer fAm Foreig Py |am Loco |am Am Diye pd ican Can Sm Consol ! Genl Motc [ Goodrich | Hudson Int Ce it N Int Ha Int T Motors | Woolwort Wright Ae | Canon Ch Ho to Pl c\ml © ||mc William Iyt Chase Positive 1 Special Notice will he open We o'clock Closed July 4.—advt, Barber night until § day Thursday, shops all ouncement ! made | | PUTNAM & CO. Members New York & Hartford Stock Exchanges 31 WEST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN TEL. 2040 HARTFORD OFFICE, 6 CENTRAL ROW. 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